Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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Il7I1'0l' Rm' Crorr The junior Red Cross was very active and of much service this year. A program was organized by them for the children at Muscata tuk State School. The filling of gift boxes and the making of Scrapbooks for children of for eign countries were supervised by the council. Miss Josephine Armuth sponsored the group. C0716 errzonr Another nexx club it Columbus Senior High S hool this year xx is Concessions Club sponsored by Mr Wfilford Beumel who was also nevx to the school system The club pro vided management for all the concession proi ects of the High School and at the same time provided eo curricular activities for the student members BACK ROXXT Carole Simmen, l.ois Lnse. Linda Suhre. Miss .losephine Armuth, sponsor, Steve Melilintic. Sue Roth. ROW UNK: Anita Walker. San- dra Corbin, Victoria Long. David lfrohman, Roger Callahan. Susan Settle. BACK RUVU: Ronald Redford, Bob Bryant, Ronald Stott, Robert johnson, ClifTord Kinsey, Melvin Huntington. ROW THREE: James Johnson. Willizlni McGaw, Norman Bailey. jerry Collis, -Ierry Patterson, Dan- ny Horner, Farl Hammock, Den- nis Unger. ROW! TWCD: Dorothy Baker. Gerald Rudolph. Richard Hardin. Albert Stout. Steve Schlehuser. Darlene Sandefur, Mr. Wilffzrtl Beumel, sponsor. ROW ONE: Richard Cartin. Richard Myers, Mary Ann Herr, Gari Bob Chandler, -Iames Byrd, Larry Marsh.

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.SY1111'w1I .AfJt'lIIl7b' The Student Assembly is the legislative body ot the Student Association. lt is com- posed of a representative from each homeroom. The Assembly attempts to improve physical conditions around school, but at the same time it strives to cultivate esprit de corps. The principle activity for the year was serv- ing as host to eight hundred delegates to the State Student Council Convention. Dther proj- ects included a better sportsmanship cam- paign, improvement of the rumpus room, sale of the C.H.S. Review , and a Loi'-signing party. bb C1 Mr. C. Cr. Addleman served as sponsor. rSY111lt'11f C01111t'1'l The Student Council is the executive body of the Student Association. Oflicers are elected each spring by the entire student body. Early in the fall the Student Assembly elects three sophomores, three juniors, and three seniors including the officers. These nine, plus two students appointed by the principal, make up the Council. This years officers had the special distinc- tion of also serving as ofiicers of the Indiana Association of Student Councils since C.S.H.S. served as host to the State Convention in November. The oHicers were: Bob Franke, president, David Wright, xice-president, Karen Reinking, secretaryg Karyn Genth, treasurer, Herschel Crippen, sgt.-at-arms. 1'-'li . -Y . 449, ASSEMBLY BACK ROW: Richard Wagner, Ronald Hubbard. Clifford Greenlee, Paul Schwartzkopf, Larry Davis, Dexter Mclntyre, Mike Wileyr, Larry Houchin, Dean O'Conner, William McAnelly, Steve Burns. ROW THREE: ,lohn Vogel,William Bissey, -Iohn Sawin, Antionettc XX'arfel. Carol liynon, Betty Perry. Xzondra Harrison. Nancy Thompson. ,lane Butler. Karen Hutsen, Beverly liritsch, ROW TWO: Robert Priddy, Gor- don Blancett, W. T. Newsom, Ron- ald Shook, Scott Wood, Barbara Campheld, Lorene Perry, Janice Hardin, Agnes vlones, Dorothy Tilley. ROW ONE: Larry Arterburn, jerry Speedy, George Russell, Ronald Sewell, Sandra Gallagher, Glada Webster, ,ludy Brown, Patricia Rob- inson, Shirley Hewitt, Luane Mottier. ' courvcit Karyn Genth, Alcan Ann Best, Mike Dry, Donald Evans, Herschel Crip- pen, Mary Ann Tolen. Karen Rein- king, David Wright, Curtis Linke, jill Baker. Robert Franke.

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Quill mm' iS2'roll Miss Evelyn Seward sponsored Quill and Scroll, a national honor society for high school journalists. The members worked hard on their annual publication, The CSHS Direc- tory. A scholarship to the Indiana University Journalism Institute is given by them. Nf1t1'c111r1l HOIIOI' Jbczlfgi The requirements for membership in Na- tional Honor Society are high. To qualify, a person has to be a second semester junior or a senior. High scholarship, good character, leadership, and service are the points needed for membership. Miss Elsie Butler is the sponsor. BACK ROW: Edward Johnson, Letty Weaver, Carl Correll, Judy Stonecipher, Earl Pulse, Miss Evelyn Seward, sponsor. ROW ONE: Janet McMahan, Linda Robertson. Charlotte Cowles, De- lores Erankland, Sue Roth, Nancy Miller. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenclc, David Satterfield, Victoria Long, Mary Jane Blair. BACK ROW: Herschel Crippen, John Sawin, Larry Houchin, Don Evans. ROW THREE: Robert Bowie, Ed- ward Johnson, Russell Hicks, Wil- liam Bissey. ROW TWO: Charlotte Cowles, Carol McCormick, Nancy Miller, Linda Robertson, Miss Elsie Butler, sponsor. ROW ONE: Kathryn Spurgin, Dixie Eddelman, Victoria Long, Judy Smith, Karen Reinking. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenck, Judy Sronecipher. Members chosen second semester: Leslie Bluhm, Steve Bridges, Dale Bringman, Lynn Chitwood, Barbara Crouch, Susan Danner, Nancy Jo Doup, Stachia Enochs, Deanna Fodrea, Cynthia Foster, Beverly Eritsch, Karyn Genth, Carol Goss- man, Connie Meshberger, Ruthann Meyer, Martha Mundell, W. T. Newsom, Ronald Orman, Steve Schlehuser, Carole Simmen, Larry Speaker, Tom Stewart, Dennis Beik- man Jean Boots, Sondra Colbert, Carl Correll, John Everroad, Lea Gayle Ford, Joseph Gates, Agnes Jones, John Lind, Janet McMahan, James Mayes, Anna Moore, Sue Roth, Dorothy Ruddick, David Satterheld, John Vogel.